Waushara County Board Proceedings Report 1930 Session
Waushara County Board of Supervisors annual session opens with Highway Commissioner report on snow removal, fence stock, and road maintenance. Agriculture Agent reviews 1930 extension activities, 4H club growth, soil improvements, dairy herd projects, and collaborations with state services. notes Camp Waushara and horse breeding efforts amid ongoing county programs.
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County Board of Supervisors
Waushara County
Aurorahville
Plainfield
Wautoma
Cunty
Toad
Waushat
Highway Commission
Frei Grimm
J. J. Johnson
Marson & Son
Leon
L. 3D. Prader
Marion
HW Krause
Aurora
J. J.ohnson
Woodward
Drew
Earl Jorgnsen
Waushara
Sup
Agricultural Extension Organization
Agricultural Committee
Ef. S. Hamilton
Hancock
Arthur Dietz
Chas
H. Gill
Warren
Albert Wi
Tata
Ceresa Es
Silvis Lake
Prader
Forest Rangers
Don County
C.T. Taylor
The
Fair Association
Waushara County Plana
McNeel
Auto dealer picks Dixie gas line supplier
Parker Auto Sales in Redgranite announces it has secured Whiting-Riggs Oil Co. of Ripon to supply Dixie Gasolines and Oils for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting-Riggs Oil Co
Ripon
Dixie
Perfect Retention Shields Demonstration in Wisconsin
C F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate a rupture prevention method at the Chase Hotel in Wautoma on Friday February 6 from 10 to 4 and Saturday February 7 from 8 to noon. The device seals ruptures without discomfort and is claimed to relieve stomach troubles backache and constipation. Free inspections offered for past patients at the Boston Block Minneapolis office.
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Tustin
Berlin
C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis, Itimy
Chase Hotel
World’s Largest Cast Iron Pipe Lays For NYC Telephone Tunnel
Construction starts on a seven foot diameter cast iron pipe under the Harlem River linking Second Avenue to Bath 129th Street in Manhattan and Liscoln Avenue in the Bronx. The pipe, weigh 1706 pounds per foot, will form a 148 duct subway capable of handling about 300000 wires for long distance calls across New York, New England, and Canada. The project began in summer with first cable aimed for January 1931, protected by triple concrete iron and clay backing.
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New York City
Harlem River
Second Avenue
Bath 129Th Street
Manhattan
Liscoln Avenue
New York Telephone Company
Greater New York
New England
Canada
Pointe
Sanade
Hia Wammer
Insurance policy secured for San Francisco building damage
A 500000 liability policy was arranged after a telephone call to London Lloyds. The policy covers damage from excavation work on an adjoining property. After weeks of searching in San Francisco for a willing insurer, the London contact accepted the risk and quoted satisfactory terms, allowing timely continuation of foundation work.
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San Franvises
Long Die Tince
Gonden
Wo OB. Brandt
San von Oo
Fautuu
Inen
San Franciseto
Lloyds
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L. T. Woodwird
Ray Madison
Pay
Sixpi
Abe Harris
Newton—Oasis
Martin Nelson
Will Grimm
Oasis Mayme Peterson
Roland Eager
Deerfield
Lyle Owens
Rose
Carl Bartel
Richfore
Mra
Franz Herlin
Charles LeGrand
Macron
Wm. Haaselquist
Morris Ed
Pischowski
Warreun E. ®. Jewell
Ralf Mortensen
Bloomfield
Wit Himball
Berry Rodeneal
Aurora Mra
George Vergin
Pou ‘Sippi
Lila Jeffers
Saxeville
Fred Christensen
Waushara Wirgus
Hancock News
Plaintieli Sun
Redgranive Vimes
Wild Rose Tames
Yolicy
Jevler
Peronn
Uuless
Wil Hes Energy
Muuer Taut
Aly Foundation
Murther
Wihara
Aginniny
Otsaer
W JM
Hanent Farm
Iara
Albert
Ange
Hosphate
Ashasta
Elena
Promar
Wild Heel Plainfield
Redgranite
Ping River
Spring Lake
Coloma
H. G. Frost
N. W
Dan Davies
Posibie
Plainfield Sareville
Mt. Morris
Richford
Pine River
Wautems Thay
Jan Owens
Wild Rose
National Dairy Congress
St Louis
Robert Koehler
Junior Mader
Bloomfield Club
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Wwe
T.igtofferson
Dairy Record Service
Looutn
Wisconsin
Guernsey
Guernsey Cattle Club
Ee Horse Project
U. S
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Hamilton
United States
Parker Auto Sales
Home Office
Boston Block
Minneapolis, Min
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